New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
SOCIALISTS 10 TAKE a BOLD STAND.
AN IMPORTANT MEETING TO BE HELD To-NI0HT-
MnNEY In LIE GE0RHE CAMPAIGN.

AN IMPORTANT MEETING TO BE HELD To-NI0HT-
MONEY IN THE GEORGE CAMPAIGN
Another contest between the Socialists and the
United Labor party will take place tonight OF Clar-
ondon Hail. where the stockholders of The Lssdtr"
Publishing Company will act on the resolution handed
In to them by John McMackin August 3. Tho
result of the meeting means greet deal to both
parties. he editor the PAPER. Sergus h. hevitch
Is the leader of the Socialists and the paper although
comparatively mild in its editorials still tavors the
Socialists in many things. John McY ackin, chairman
OF the County General Committee OF the United Labor
party, rendered his resignation "a chairman OF The
Leader" Publishing Company so that there Tould be
final SCI lement as 10 who should run tne paper, the
Socialists the George II the FORMER are sue
eessiul it means the bIth OF another Labor. party
paper TIE Evening Standard" alreaay named
after Mr. Georges weekly paper. and DR.. McGlynn IL
10 be its editor. Tie Socialists have been making
efforts get majority OF the stOckb oders IN the
company aud it looks as though they have done So
a great deal, il is said depends ON how e&-SherH
James o Bren acts. He has loaned the paper 1fC:a
$1,000 TO 5000, and 1t l. understood hat be took
stock TO thai amount at So share. IL Mr.. OBrien
political aspirations not dead he will undeubted-
ly 60 with the followers OF Dr. Mc1lynn and Henry
Geo re, and vote to reject John McMaekins resigna-
ton, aud that means the Oustng of the socialists ana
the discharge OF the present editor. II this ls the
case Thorough change In lhe editorial stan - 10 io
The Socialists have not decided whether or not TO
nominate ful county and stals ticket this tall 1t
all depends the result OF the SocialSte conference
which will be held IN this city on September 4. Many
of the party leaders are In favor OF nominating a
ticket so that they show the United Labor arty
how strong they are numerically. Vino their candi-
dates will be has not yet been hinten at, but 1t looks
as though Mr. Scho vitchs will be brought prom
neny before the conference the exponent OF their
PRINCIPLES and doctrines. His friends are figuring Oh
a large vote from tue Germans, tor many OF them, II
members OF the Socialistic LII Dor party believe
in its Jews and would be likely to vote Tor him or
one .. bis friends.
The charge that Mr. Oppsnheuler made IN letter T
to " The Leader" that Mr.. George received $4,000
from Anarchist during the last Mayoralty cam
pagn tor campaign expenses is denied by Mr. George.
who said that IT must have been some other He1ry
George. Tho Anarchist who Is referred TO is Jnstus
H. Schwab, and asserted by one OF bis friends
yesterday that he did give to the George campaign
fund sum OF ney ubscribed by the Anarcnists IN
this city, put 1t did not amount to $4,000
The regular weekly meeting OF the United Labor party
held at Ohe-hundred and-twenty -secOnd.st aud
Thrdave last night, and IL nearly broke up In row
over the admission Of member which was opposed be-
had called the delegates TO the syracuse con
vention a lot OF epuers lie was ii. j. Hearns and
his application referred 10 the Committee ON
Admission alter long discussion had ensued and the de-
OF the chair had been appealed from. Before com
plant made his name. with fty Others had been
voted upon, aud TO settle the matter new vote was
found necessary